Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“This section provides definitions for terms used in the Act (for example: "board", "chairperson", "institution", "member", "ordinarily resident", "register", "registered engineer", "registrar", "vice chairperson").”
This section provides definitions for terms used in the Act (for example: "board", "chairperson", "institution", "member", "ordinarily resident", "register", "registered engineer", "registrar", "vice chairperson"). Establishes the Engineers Registration Board as a corporate body with perpetual succession and the capacity to sue and be sued. The board must regulate and control engineers and their activities in Uganda and advise the Government about those functions. The board may do anything calculated or incidental to facilitating or better carrying out its functions, including acquiring and disposing of property, establishing offices in Uganda, and exercising powers related to registration or suspension of engineers. The board must have a common seal; fixing the seal must be authorised or ratified by a board resolution and authenticated by the chairperson (or, if absent, the vice chairperson) and one other board member; documents executed under the seal must be received in evidence in court and presumed valid until contrary proved.
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This section provides definitions for terms used in the Act (for example: "board", "chairperson", "institution", "member", "ordinarily resident", "register", "registered engineer", "registrar", "vice chairperson").
Section 1
The board may appoint a person to be secretary to attend meetings, keep minutes and perform other secretarial duties.
Section 13
The registrar must keep and maintain a register, enter the names of persons entitled to registration as soon as practicable after board acceptance, record specified particulars (date of entry, address, qualifications and other particulars the board directs),…
Section 17
If a registered engineer is convicted of an offence under the Act or found after due inquiry by the board to have committed improper or disgraceful professional conduct, the board may caution or censure them, suspend the effect of their registration for a…
Section 24
Registered architects and registered quantity surveyors are exempted from prohibitions in this Act when performing or exercising functions or powers as such and are not to be rendered liable to prosecution for doing so.
Section 32
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from ulii.org · As at 31 Dec 2000
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